JazzUrbane

Contemporary recording and performing collective. 📍 Boston, MA Jazz Urbane Cafe ▪️ Nubian Square, Spring 2020

[JazzUrbane @JazzUrbane]

Here’s 5 things you can do today to support the fight for racial justice:
1. Donate to organizations led by people of color who are doing the work on the ground.
2. Take political action by signing petitions and calling your local officials. Demand justice. Keep the momentum.

[Embrace Boston @EmbraceBOS]

Join us as we spread some #roxburylove @JazzUrbane @roxburyculture

[Jonathan Berk @berkie1]

NUBIAN NIGHTS: The Sights and Sounds of Jazz in Roxbury 🎶

A multi-media experience integrating sound & illumination at 3 of the district’s cultural anchors: Jazz Urbane Café, Black Market & the Nubian Gallery.

Starting March 26th @ 7pm

https://t.co/33TK4UFy8w

[JazzUrbane @JazzUrbane]

Happy Birthday to @shanatucker from the Jazz Urbane family! 🎂🎻✨

[Ted Gioia @tedgioia]

After 59 years, one of the world’s greatest jazz clubs closes—where fans saw legends play, including Miles Davis, Dizzy Gillespie, James Brown, Stan Getz, Sonny Rollins, Chet Baker, Oscar Peterson, Nancy Wilson, Betty Carter, and many others.

[Janet Jackson @JanetJackson]

Gone too soon. May you Rest In Power King 🙏🏾🤍👑 Artist: Bou Bou Designs

[Ted Gioia @tedgioia]

Sorry, but the dog stole those chord voicings from McCoy Tyner. https://t.co/vVlqbjWNrI

[WJMX Smooth Jazz Boston Global Internet Radio @wjmxradioboston]

Now Playing Jill Scott - Missing You Presented by WJMX Smooth Jazz Boston

[JazzUrbane @JazzUrbane]

@iamkkthedrummer 👌🏾🔥

[JazzUrbane @JazzUrbane]

Today we offer deep gratitude to the artistry, life, and legacy of the man himself. Happy Birthday to Louis Armstrong! #louisarmstrong #blackexcellence #jazzurbane

[Ted Gioia @tedgioia]

A huge mural of John Coltrane now looks over the city of Hamlet, North Carolina—where the saxophonist was born in 1926. https://t.co/ScxqjWFgyJ

[JazzUrbane @JazzUrbane]

@JazzMadridClub Increíble! 😍🤩

[Madrid Jazz @JazzMadridClub]

@JazzUrbane Gracias por el follow

Reedsville Blues- José Manuel Villacañas Trío
https://t.co/bfrQJlwm7V

#Jazz #Blues #FreeJazz #BeBop #BlueNote

#JazzLovers #JazzCaféDeOriente #MadridJazz

[WJMX Smooth Jazz Boston Global Internet Radio @wjmxradioboston]

Now Playing Barry White - Never Never Gonna Give Ya Up Presented by WJMX Smooth Jazz Boston

[JazzUrbane @JazzUrbane]

🚨STARTING SOON!🚨

Today 2 PM PDT/5 PM EST tune in to watch @shanatucker on @MuseumMaknMusic’s new online series MoMM@Home! Tune in on Facebook to watch. 🎻✨

[Lenny Kravitz @LennyKravitz]

Happy Birthday @george_clinton. You have blessed the universe with the funk. Today the universe blesses you. I love you George! Celebrating you always.

📸 @candyTman

[Bootsy Collins @Bootsy_Collins]

Happy Birthday to a friend, a confidante & pioneer, Mr. George Edward Clinton, Dang!🤔 I forgot his middle name was Edward.😂 Mine is Earl.🤣 (born July 22, 1941) (SHARE YOUR LOVE WITH HIM @george_clinton🎂🤘🎂Describe him in one word; "BrilliantlyFunkedUp"! Bootsy baby!!!🤩

[Motown Museum @Motown_Museum]

On this day in 1983, #Motown legend @DianaRoss took the stage in @CentralParkNYC before an audience of nearly 500,000. The concert was filmed, and Diana Ross Live in Central Park became one of the most memorable television performances of all time.
#MotownMuseum

[JazzUrbane @JazzUrbane]

Who’s "Feeling Good" today? 🙋🏾 Recorded by Nina Simone in 1965 this rendition is now considered a civil rights anthem by many. Today, and everyday, we are channeling this energy. ✊🏾💜 #NinaSimone #feelinggood #blackartists #civilrights #blackexcellence #jazzurbane

[JazzUrbane @JazzUrbane]

5. Have difficult conversations within your community. Find ways to shift from the passive “not racist” to being actively anti-racism.
#blacklivesmatter #takeaction #racialjustice #nojusticenopeace

[JazzUrbane @JazzUrbane]

3. Safely protest or donate to protest efforts/bail funds.
4. Educate yourself further. Observe and evaluate your own biases. Visit https://t.co/N8rvfJCW5Q for resources.

[JazzUrbane @JazzUrbane]

Here’s 5 things you can do today to support the fight for racial justice:
1. Donate to organizations led by people of color who are doing the work on the ground.
2. Take political action by signing petitions and calling your local officials. Demand justice. Keep the momentum.